Life — April 6, 1905 — page 52: what you’re looking at

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= ‘Tho practice of wearing low I : e Siden t shoes has become almost Universal among well- dressed men, The-vfore, & ) 0 e anug-titting stocking be- comes an absolute necessit; (LIGHTWEIGHT) sustain the trousers without strain- ing the shoulders. If you had ever worn President ¢ Suspenders, youwould never wear se etocking, en and teh anyother kind except by accident, i ' 50 cents and $1.00, Every 7 pair guaranteed. TNE C, A. EDGARTON MFG, Bor 353 Sumiry, Mass, Ityour dealer does not of teUd wus sell You PunsiDENe Buspenders, send 40 centato Bs. We will send the sus ‘nders and the name of & ‘who will. WHEN XO MAN FURSUETH,” | Her Romance. HERE was not the faintest suggestion of = the “old maid” about her. It was always r ‘ . . a shock stranger: a she wasn’ Patronize American ‘ndusiries. s to strange is f0 hear that she wasn't married, a widow at least, and all the servants Wear a “4 3: | addressed her as “madame. She was tall, with a full, straight figure clegantly clothed, a | soft pink mouth with plenty of very white teeth, gray, intelligent eyes with lurking humor | | | in the lids, and wavy hair, a little gray about | | |the temples. Her color was high and natural | H AT She was so popular that she had to steal the | jtime to attend to her own concerns. Young Quarter Size Collar | | girls told her all their complicated affairs of Over 100 other styles. | the creation par excellence of the | the heart, and the flanneled young men asked | nation. Spring styles now ready. her advice and said to one another that they | could tell she had been a “corker” in her youth | MAKERS OF CLUETT AND WOMAN BxRTS THO. NY he vette 4 and had turned down many a good chap. It cies Site. pencil cilben 4a chewoess, | was a shame. She was just the kind of woman | (o— — = = that a man would want his wife to be when she got to be that age, and the kind of mother that a fellow could be proud of. Some soft-spoken, sympathetic girl always told them how it hap- pened that Miss Marsh was still Miss Marsh with real W. L. DOUGLAS wc $3.50 SHOES &. W.L. Douglas $3.50 shoes are the greatest sellers in the world because of their excellent style, easy fitting and superior wearing qualities. They are just as good as those that cost from 85.00 to $7.00, The only difference ts the price, W. L, Douglas $3.50 shoes cost more to make, hold their shape better, wear longer, and are of greater value than any other $3.50 shoe on the market to- day, W.L. Douglas guarantees their value by stamping his name and price on the bottom of axch shoe, Look for it, Take no substitute. W.L.Douglis $3.50 shoes are xold through his own retail stores in the principal cities, and by shoe alers everywhere. No matter where you live, W. L. Douglas shoes are with- in your reach, “Don't you know?” she would say, tears in her eyes. “Her lover was killed in the war. It is so sad. She is one of the really faithful, devoted women. She has never looked at a man since.” “By Jove,” the young chap would say, “I was about to propose to her myself’—if he were frivolous or wanted to hide his emotion. BETTER THAN OTHER MAKES AT ANY PRICE. Sometimes he would be really disappointed. Mor the last three years | have wort 4, Douglas $3.50 shoe and found it not. hae’ o. - - PE eRe ALY padded bg Clg Fanart we pga delay iru W. L. Douglas makes One young chap sent for his father, who had Chas. L, Farrell, Asst, Cashier The Capital National Bank, Indianapotis, Ind. and sells more long been a widower, in the hope that he might BOYS WEAR W.L. DOUCLAS $2.50 & $2.00 SHOES BECAUSE THEY FIT . a match, but of course it was all off BETTER, HOLD THEIR SHAPE, & WEAR LONGER THAN OTHER MAKES Brg ai h 1 . i h 7 . L. Douglas uses Corona Coltatin in his $340 shoes. Corona when he heard the story. It onsidered to be the fines patent leather produced. manufacturer in 7 ve ou SLETS WILL NOT WEAI therwertd: It was always the same story, but there were ST COLOR EYELETS WILL NOT WEAR BRASSY. W. L. Douglas has tho largest shoe mail order business in the world. No trouble to several versions. getafit by mull. 2c. extra pr delivery. If you desire further information, write REWARD to > p — Jor Illustrated Catalogue of Spring Styles. 2 504 Couire Tartne $10,000 try'ene wre “She was about to be married,” some of them can disprove this statement. New t ‘alii had it, “and while her lover was on his way W. L. DOUGLAS, 162 Spark Street, Brockton, Mass. 1 to her the train ran off the track and killed comicbooks#com|